What is the background of Bingxin s creation of the pinchin spider plant?

Bingxin's four poems are selected from "Stars" and "Spring Water". This is a collection of poems from Bingxin's May Fourth period. Written in 1921 and 1922, they are all very short poems.

It is a record of the poet's momentary inspiration, and the poems are about the love of mother, innocence, man, nature, and God, as well as the understanding of death, eternal life, darkness, sorrow, silence, and pessimism, and some incomprehensible mystery. From the 20s to the 30s, Bingxin's poems have changed significantly, gradually moving from the ivory tower of personal emotions to the bleak real world in terms of content, and to the disaster-ridden motherland and people; In terms of form, it has changed from "fragmented articles" to continuous lyricism, and the rhythm, rhyme, and sex are deliberately pursued, and many poems have the rhythmic style of Crescent poems.

In the early summer of 1923, Bingxin graduated from Yenching University with honors, received the Golden Key - "Fei Tophi" honorary degree, and accepted a scholarship from Yenching Women's University's sister school, Wellesley Woman's University in the United States, to study in the United States. On August 17, 1923, Bingxin left Rongle and Mei's family and sailed to the United States. The life away from home made Bingxin extremely distressed.

Paper Boat - Sending Mother was written in a Pacific boat. The idea of the poem is to place the nostalgia for her mother in the innocent act of recovering her childlike innocence: she folds up into many small paper boats and throws them into the sea.

What is Bingxin's writing background? Bingxin, formerly known as Xie Wanying, when she was living abroad to write, she took the meaning of the poem "Luoyang relatives and friends ask each other, a piece of ice heart is in the jade pot" in the Tang Dynasty Wang Changling's poem "Furong House Sends Xin Gradually" to express her love for the motherland in her chest.

Pinhua Orchid Zhang Aiying This is a grass, a grass that does not bear seeds, as long as she is given a height, she can flourish, and there are countless upward heads hanging down the downward path.

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"Tender Green Buds" is a poem written by Bingxin, selected from "Stars and Spring Water".

The poet uses the growth of plants as a metaphor for the growth of youth, and exhorts young people to work hard, constantly enrich, improve and develop themselves, and be willing to make greater contributions and sacrifices to human society.

Flowers on the Other Side) is a modern poem by Bingxin describing plants. The flowers on the other side are like fate destined to be missed! The flowers and leaves never meet, dyed with lovesick waiting, withered goodbye.

Sakura Blossom Praise describes the author's reminiscence of his visit to Japan in 1961, especially the friendly act of the auto workers who deliberately postponed the strike in order to pick up a delegation of Chinese writers.